Frankie Boyle is an experiential artist and speaker whose work sits at the intersection of neuroscience, environmental design and human behaviour. She grew up with Developmental Language Disorder. Before she had words, she had light, learning to read a room before she could read the written word, and that sensitivity became the foundation of everything she creates. 

Over the past decade, she has designed immersive environments and sculptural installations for Samsung, Tiffany & Co., Burberry, Magnum and MK Illuminations, and has spoken across the UK and internationally, from Google and the Royal College of Art to Light + Intelligent Building Middle East in Dubai. She has been a featured author in The Light Within Us, a featured artist in Women Light Artists by Light Collective, and has exhibited at the Saatchi Gallery in London. 

Her talks are visually led and grounded in neuroscience, circadian biology and human behaviour. She translates complex research into clear, embodied insight, leaving audiences with a different relationship to the spaces they design, occupy and commission. Her core belief is simple: the spaces we design ultimately design us.